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UH football training, June 25

June 25, 2016

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UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an haka, then take a wild ride aboard a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises. The helicopter made server very tight turns (as seen in the picture) and a sudden drop that seem to give some of the players “green” expressions like they were trying not to throw up. Then we get a helicopter ride back that’s just as wild, for lunch, then are driven to another training area for more team building exercises.
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The UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with a haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises. This is the offensive team getting off the chopper and running out onto the open field. It took two helicopters to carry the offensive team. Later they will do a team building exercise.
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The UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with a haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises. This is the team just after they got off the chopper and running across the open field. 2 helicoptes were used to carry the offensive team. Later they will do a team building exercise.
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The UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises. This is one of them where the team was blind folded except for only one on each team who had to yell out instructions on how to get to the robe for a "tug of war." That's why the team seems to be searching for the rope and Keelan Ewailko (far right) is "backwards" as he is one the same "tug of war" team as the others on the left. He quickly reverses his position, but to no avail as they lost.
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The UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises. After the "tug of war" team building exercise, they get together for the helicopter ride back for lunch. This is the group waiting posing for a picture as they wait for their helicopter ride, just outside of "Ranger Jungle" were they trained.
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The UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises. The helicopter ride was crazy as the helicopter made several very sharp turns and drops (where we actually felt like zero gravity). Several of the players seem to get air sick like poor Melvin Davis.
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UH football team will train under the supervision of soldiers at Schofield Barracks. This is UH head coach Nick Rolovich giving a UH football to Gen. Robert B. Brown (commander of the United States Army Pacific) a UH football. Gen. Brown gave the team an inspirational speech on team building. They start their day with a haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises, then get a helicopter ride back for lunch, then are driven to another training area for more team building exercises.
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UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises, then get a helicopter ride back for lunch, then are driven to another training area for more team building exercises. This is 6Õ5Ó, 290 pound lineman, Leo Loloamatangi gingerly walking across the wooden planks. A team of 10 UH football players were asked to build a bridge out of wooden planks without touching the ground and move ammo boxes across them. The team had to help each other build a bridge out of wooden planks and determine who could carry the boxes over them (which meant the lighter players had to carry the heavy boxes over the planks). And it took team work to maneuver the wooden planks to build a bridge.
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UH football team will train under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises, then get a helicopter ride back for lunch, then are driven to another training area for more team building exercises. This is 6’5”, 290 pound lineman, Leo Loloamatangi gingerly walking across the wooden planks. The team of 10 had to help each other build a bridge out of wooden planks without touching the ground. It took team work to maneuver the wooden planks to build a bridge and also carry ammo boxes across them (which meant the lighter football players had to do that).
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UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises, then get a helicopter ride back for lunch, then are driven to another training area for more team building exercises. This is 6'8', 310 pound offensive lineman Austin Webb gingerly walking across a wooden plank to get to the other side with his team mates. The team of 10 had to help each other build a bridge out of wooden planks without touching the ground. It took team work to maneuver the wooden planks to build a bridge and also carry ammo boxes across them (which meant the lighter football players had to do that).
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UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises, then get a helicopter ride back for lunch, then are driven to another training area for more team building exercises. This is Devan Stubblefield running across a wooden plank to get to the other side. The team has to help each other build a bridge out of wooden planks without touching the ground and move ammunition boxes over it. Stubblefield was choosing since he a relatively small 6Õ0Ó, 190 pound wide receiver to he could carry the box over the wooden plank (unlike a big 300 pound lineman). It takes team work to maneuver the wooden planks to build a bridge and get everyone over it.
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UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an exchange of a haka (first some soldiers from the 25th Inf. Div. did a welcoming haha, then the UH players returned a haka asking for permission to enter). This is the UH players haha. Then they take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises, then get a helicopter ride back for lunch, then are driven to another training area for more team building exercises.
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UH football team trained under the supervision of soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with a haka, then take a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises, then get a helicopter ride back for lunch, then are driven to another training area for more team building exercises. This is a tug of war.
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UH football team trained under the supervision of army soldiers at Schofield Barracks. They start their day with an exchange of a haka (first some soldiers from the 25th Inf. Div. did a welcoming haha, then the UH players returned a haka asking for permission to enter). This is the UH players haka. After the haka, they too a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to a training area for team building exercises.
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